AI notetakers are changing meetings, but not everyone is on board
Efficiency or invasion of privacy?
Google abandons 'do no harm' AI stance, opens door to military weapons
A hot potato: Google has come a long way since its early days when "Don't be evil" was its guiding principle. This departure has been duly noted before for various reasons. In its latest departure from its original ethos, the company has quietly removed a key passage from its AI principles that previously committed to avoiding the use of AI in potentially harmful applications, including weapons.
US federal agencies must appoint chief AI officers, according to new guidelines
One of the many requirements announced by Kamala Harris
Ex-Googler fired for criticizing AI warns that companies won't self-regulate without pressure
"It feels like a gold rush,"
Machine-learning text adventure AI Dungeon is now being censored and users are furious
Moderation comes after GPT-3 engine spit out sexually-oriented material involving kids
Google fires Margaret Mitchell, co-lead of its Ethical AI team
Google has been criticized for silencing voices it doesn't want to hear
Fairphone 3 prioritizes eco-friendly materials and repairability above all else
Fairphones are "kinder to people and to the Earth"
EU publishes guidelines urging ethical AI development
The seven laws of ethical artificial intelligence
Google shuts down AI ethics council over public image concerns
It barely lasted one week
Tim Cook: Data is being 'weaponized against us by the data-industrial complex'
Apple supports the creation of GDPR-style regulations in the US
Valve dropped the ban hammer on a developer that reviewed its own games
Email from Insel Games CEO leaked on Reddit and got both of the company's games pulled
The next generation of technologists need a lesson in ethics
The "build-it-first" mindset has caused a lot of headaches
Chinese scientists just cloned monkeys for the first time
Researchers say human cloning is 'theoretically possible'
Hungarian teen arrested for exposing major security flaw in public transit website
Maybe next time he should just report the bug to a hacking community instead
